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Still the master Frank, great photos.

Mark, I just stumbled into this thread, sensational, thanks.

Glad you like them and thanks, I hope I can find another wrinkle for you .... the glossies shown next are all from Louis' collection. Fairly traditional ...... RAF Glossie wooden K&C RAF and Army Ambulances, incredibly rare (prototypes?). Thank you Louis.

It will increase the need, but the current Government priority seems not to be defence, but to increase benefit payments to those who are not working. Over 2% of GDP in our weak economy is not enough to defend this Island and keep essential imports safe, we should know that after the battles...

When Death Calls - Black Sabbath

I agree with your comments. But, me too, can't see it in my region - they must have concerns about the UK ... :confused::rolleyes:

I really can't remember, it was on or near the Strand, a quite large and allegedly 'posh' toy shop and there was a two table K&C display - well done Andy! I was hooked.

This was my first tank from K&C, despite its obvious limitations compared to later versions, it has always been a bit of a favourite for me, as seeing it in a shop in London (with other items) helped get me into the hobby.

Bored again .... I guess this is a relatively rare piece (?) ... NMA Sturmtiger.

Thanks for this Brad, I really appreciate it. I have seen the Ken Burns series, I found it very educational about the history and evolution of jazz. My own tastes evolved over the decades, I was helped by my dad buying me 'Benny Goodman Today' as my first jazz album. Great melodies, solos and...

I'm really bored ....

Again, no argument from me Brad, if that is how you and others classify it that is fine. I don't - I could not particularly tell you if a particular tune is in which category, I don't mentally label them. I had not even heard the term 'hard bop' re Moanin'. I just ask myself if I like it or...

The diorama was a great set ...

A pair of Panthers at the depot ....

'A wee bonnie lass' ...

No argument from me Brad, but a wide label like 'smooth jazz' may attract more interest than 'this is hard bop'. I tend to think of most small groups like this. I don't really label it other than good/not so good. Just a thought. My favourite jazz format is big band, but from a wide spectrum...

Some classic smooth jazz